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According to the UN Population Fund, 2.2% of Kenya’s population, which is close to one million individuals, suffer from disabilities, highlighting the need for more concentrated laws on this issue. Kenyan ride-hailing company, The Ace ...
According to a recent research by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), the sudan conflict has pushed 8-10% of the population into poverty (3-4 million people) and 4-6% into hunger (1-2 million people) since ...
Burundi is among the regions where children are bearing the brunt of the mpox outbreak with alarming rates of infection and health impacts. Significant concerns have recently arisen due to the mpox spread, displaying increased ...
The Marburg virus is highly virulent and causes a hemorrhagic fever with a mortality rate of up to 88%. It belongs to the same family as the virus that causes Ebola disease. The virus is ...
Most migrants from West Africa are fleeing conflict, poverty and lack of jobs, often heading to the Canary Islands, a Spanish archipelago off the coast of West Africa that serves as a springboard to continental ...
Nigeria experiences floods every year, mainly due to poor water infrastructure. Recurrent floods in Nigeria significantly exacerbate food insecurity, a problem already present in the country due to conflict and poverty. Recurrent floods in Nigeria ...
The African Human Rights Yearbook is published each year within a framework of complementarity between these three institutions to promote research, the protection of human rights and create a space for constructive exchange between academics, ...
Mandela rose up against apartheid and called on all South Africans to join him. He spent his entire life fighting against racism and for freedom. Mandela is known worldwide for many things, particularly as a ...
It is essential that local authorities, international organizations and the global community work together to prevent a major food crisis and strengthen people’s resilience to climate challenges. Northern Cameroon, particularly the town of Pitoa, is ...
In Mali, Niger and Senegal, children face temperatures above 35°C for more than half the year. In eight countries, including Mali, Niger and Senegal, children now endure scorching temperatures above 35°C for over half the ...
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